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Le succès des banquets géants du Canon français ou la bataille culturelle du terroir
La recette est toujours la même depuis 2021 : de grandes tablées, des produits du terroir, du vin, Sardou et Aznavour. Ce qui a changé, en revanche : ces banquets sont récemment passés sous le pavillon de Pierre-Edouard Stérin, milliardaire catholique réactionnaire. Des opposants dénoncent une « instrumentalisation » à des fins politiques.
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Le projet d’attentat de trois jeunes femmes suspectées de djihadisme est le sixième déjoué depuis le début 2025
Les trois femmes âgées de 18, 19 et 21 ans auraient évoqué en ligne l’idée d’attaquer des terrasses de cafés ou une salle de concert. Le fait qu’elles se rencontrent a déclenché leur arrestation début octobre.
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Barrett and Kavanaugh urge convention of conservative lawyers to stand up for their principles | CNN Politics
Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh delivered a pep talk to conservatives on Thursday night, telling an audience of right-leaning legal leaders and students in Washington, DC, they should stand up for their principles and “fight fire with strength and grace.”
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‘Professional marksmen’ kill flu-exposed ostrich herd in Canada, ending legal saga that attracted RFK Jr.’s attention
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said it used “professional marksmen” to kill a flu-exposed ostrich herd in British Columbia, bringing to an end a nearly year-long legal saga that had attracted attention from conservatives in the United States, including US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
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Trump approves pardon for former NYPD officer convicted in Chinese government scheme | CNN Politics
President Donald Trump has approved a pardon for Michael McMahon, the White House said Friday, a retired New York City police officer who was convicted in 2023 for his role in stalking a New Jersey family on behalf of the Chinese government.
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House cleaner shot to death on front porch after going to wrong house in Indianapolis suburb
Authorities are considering whether to charge an Indiana homeowner who they say shot and killed a woman working as a house cleaner after she mistakenly went to the wrong address.
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Teachers working without pay in US military schools during shutdown received debt letters | CNN Politics
Teachers in US military schools abroad who have been working without pay during the government shutdown received letters this week telling them they owed money to the government, CNN has learned. On Thursday, the Department of Defense Education Agency told employees that the letters were sent out in error due to a glitch that will be corrected once the government is funded. But impacted employees told CNN the letters added to the stress of Defense Department civilians who have been deemed essen
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Senate Democrats block GOP-led bill to pay federal workers as shutdown stalemate deepens
The Senate has failed to pass a bill to pay federal workers forced to work without pay during the government shutdown, with Democrats refusing to yield to GOP attempts to fund any parts of the federal government without major concessions for their party.
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Feds move to subpoena former CIA director and others who investigated Russian interference in Trump’s 2016 campaign
Prosecutors in Florida moved to issue subpoenas to former CIA Director John Brennan and other former officials as the Justice Department investigates the federal government’s counterintelligence investigation into Donald Trump’s first presidential campaign and its contacts with Russians, sources told CNN.
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‘No one can shut our voice’: Miss Universe Mexico confronts mistreatment
A video of a Miss Universe contestant being berated by a male pageant director in Thailand has sparked widespread allegations of misogyny as well as global discussions about women empowerment and merits of the international beauty pageant.
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